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    Russia Does Not Abolish Intellectual Property Rights

    Some Russian and foreign media have made posts stating that the Russian Government has issued a decision abolishing a...
    RussiaIntellectual Property
    Gorodissky & Partners
    Gorodissky & Partners
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    Three Consonants

    A trademark application No 2016737523 was filed by "Gazpromneft" JSC (a prominent Russian oil company) for the goods in Class 4 and services in Classes
    RussiaIntellectual Property
    Gorodissky & Partners
    Gorodissky & Partners
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    Trademark Dispute Resolved: 'Clover' And 'Clever' Are Distinct In Russian Markets

    Before entering the Russian market, Chinese companies expanding their presence often register trademarks for their products.
    RussiaIntellectual Property
    Gorodissky & Partners
    Gorodissky & Partners
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    Draft Big Data Law Provides Clues Of What To Expect

    Although the term 'Big Data' is commonly used in the media and by companies and governments worldwide, no Russian legal provision deals expressly with the processing of such data.
    RussiaPrivacy
    Gorodissky & Partners
    Gorodissky & Partners
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    Q&A Section On Covid19 And International Contracts

    Russian Government decided to support tenants and lessees during these uncertain times and provided "rent holidays" to the leasing businesses.
    RussiaCoronavirus (COVID-19)
    Gorodissky & Partners
    Gorodissky & Partners
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    Brand Creation And Protection: Out With The Old

    Trademark experts from across the globe offer critical insight into brand creation best practice and guidance on pitfalls to avoid
    RussiaIntellectual Property
    Gorodissky & Partners
    Gorodissky & Partners
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    Entrepreneur Bites Back At Apple In Trademark Dispute

    Apple Inc. is monitoring its rights in Russia, though with a time lag. Back in 2018, a Russian entrepreneur obtained registration No. 670287 for classes 20, 29, 30, 35, and 41. In early 2024...
    RussiaIntellectual Property
    Gorodissky & Partners
    Gorodissky & Partners
  • Article

    How Western Sanctions On Russia Benefit Chinese Companies: Insights On Chinese IP In Russia

    New fast-changing reality offers new challenges. A number of companies from the so-called "unfriendly countries" have re-considered their trading and other business activities in Russia...
    RussiaIntellectual Property
    Gorodissky & Partners
    Gorodissky & Partners
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    Protecting Biopharmaceutical Inventions In Russia And Eurasia

    As in most European countries – where the respective national patent system coexists with a wider European system – the national patent system in Russia coexists with the Eurasian patent system...
    RussiaIntellectual Property
    Gorodissky & Partners
    Gorodissky & Partners
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    Shocked Readers: IP In Russia In The News Media

    In Russia, we sometimes see information in the foreign media that intellectual property (IP) in Russia has died, and no protection or enforcement of IP rights is possible.
    RussiaIntellectual Property
    Gorodissky & Partners
    Gorodissky & Partners
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    The Road To Market Success: IP Protection Best Practices For Chinese Businesses In Russia

    The expanding strategic partnership between Russia and China, reflected in growing bilateral trade, brings significant opportunities for Chinese businesses across sectors...
    RussiaIntellectual Property
    Gorodissky & Partners
    Gorodissky & Partners
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    Comparing Privacy Laws: GDPR V. Russian Law On Personal Data

    The General Data Protection Regulation (Regulation (EU) 2016/679) ('GDPR') and the Federal Law of 27 July 2006 No. 152-FZ on Personal Data
    RussiaPrivacy
    Gorodissky & Partners
    Gorodissky & Partners
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    Russian Authorities Apply GDPR-Style Rules To Web Analytics

    On 30 January 2019 a website owner appealed a judgment of the Tagansky First-Instance District Court of Moscow
    RussiaPrivacy
    Gorodissky & Partners
    Gorodissky & Partners
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    Another Step Towards Creating A Regional Trademark Protection System Across Eurasia

    The Treaty on Trademarks, Service Marks and Appellations of Origin of Goods of the Eurasian Economic Union was signed in Moscow on 3 February 2020.
    RussiaIntellectual Property
    Gorodissky & Partners
    Gorodissky & Partners
  • Article

    Claiming Product-By-Process In Russia

    In the Soviet Union time, from 1941 up until 1991, patent protection was not granted to chemical substances – they could be protected only indirectly by a method of their manufacturing.
    RussiaIntellectual Property
    Gorodissky & Partners
    Gorodissky & Partners
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    Non-Use Is Not That Simple

    Laws of many countries include a provision regarding non-use of a trademark. Article 1486 of the Russian Civil Code provides that a trademark may be invalidated for all or part of the goods...
    RussiaIntellectual Property
    Gorodissky & Partners
    Gorodissky & Partners
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    Protection Of IP Rights On Russian Marketplaces: Current Practice And Future Outlook

    Russian marketplaces are undergoing a fundamental shift to a strictly regulated digital system, while IP protection on marketplaces is evolving into a more structured framework.
    RussiaIntellectual Property
    Gorodissky & Partners
    Gorodissky & Partners
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    Russia Introduces New Domain Name Restrictions On 1 September 2026

    Beginning 1 September 2026, new domain name registration rules enter into force. Domain name owners will be required to complete a verification procedure via Russia’s official government services portal (Gosuslugi) for registering, renewing, purchasing, selling, and deleting domain names. Foreign companies and individuals may face significant difficulties accessing Gosuslugi and, consequently, risk losing their domain names.
    RussiaIntellectual Property
    Gorodissky & Partners
    Gorodissky & Partners
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    Divisional Applications Put A Notch On Their Belt

    The issue of the dormancy of divisional applications has recently cropped up on the IP scene in Russia. Ever since the adoption of Russian IP laws in the 1990s...
    RussiaIntellectual Property
    Gorodissky & Partners
    Gorodissky & Partners
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    It Ain't Over Till The Fat Lady Sings

    We repeated that, every time that we came across articles sympathizing with the poor Peppa Pig hurt by a judge in her emotional outburst.
    RussiaIntellectual Property
    Gorodissky & Partners
    Gorodissky & Partners

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